The 2012 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season was the eighteenth season of the third highest stock car racing in the United States. The season was contested over twenty-two races, beginning with the NextEra Energy Resources 250 at Daytona International Speedway and ending with the Ford EcoBoost 200 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. NASCAR announced some changes, including the removal of New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Nashville Superspeedway, and Lucas Oil Raceway from the schedule, and moving the Phoenix race back to its traditional fall date. James Buescher of Turner Motorsports claimed his first championship with a 13th place finish in the season finale. Chevrolet won the Manufacturer's Championship with 166 points and 12 wins. Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_NASCAR_Camping_World_Truck_Series.

Race Results:

#	Date	Site	Trucks	Winner(s)	St	Make / Model	Pole	Cau	Laps	Speed	LC
1	2/24/2012	Daytona	36	John King	23	Toyota	181.514	9	37	119.169	11
2	3/31/2012	Martinsville	36	Kevin Harvick	1	Chevrolet	95.665	7	49	70.752	2
3	4/15/2012	Rockingham	36	Kasey Kahne	5	Chevrolet	144.387	4	25	107.239	7
4	4/21/2012	Kansas	36	James Buescher	6	Chevrolet	172.436	5	28	121.112	16
5	5/18/2012	Charlotte	36	Justin Lofton	2	Chevrolet	181.616	8	36	109.786	8
6	6/1/2012	Dover	35	Todd Bodine	13	Toyota	158.235	9	46	81.667	7
7	6/8/2012	Fort Worth	35	Johnny Sauter	20	Toyota	NTT	7	33	123.925	13
8	6/28/2012	Kentucky	36	James Buescher	3	Chevrolet	173.288	7	31	121.33	8
9	7/14/2012	Iowa	36	Timothy Peters	1	Toyota	136.21	7	39	96.419	6
10	7/21/2012	Chicago	36	James Buescher	11	Chevrolet	174.154	7	31	119.363	16
11	8/4/2012	Pocono	36	Joey Coulter	4	Chevrolet	169.504	3	12	121.523	7
12	8/18/2012	Michigan	35	Nelson Piquet, Jr.	2	Chevrolet	184.101	5	17	139.508	11
13	8/22/2012	Bristol	36	Timothy Peters	2	Toyota	122.56	6	43	79.69	1
14	8/31/2012	Atlanta	36	Ty Dillon	1	Chevrolet	177.357	3	16	136.733	20
15	9/15/2012	Iowa	36	Ryan Blaney	2	RAM	137.507	9	54	88.285	7
16	9/21/2012	Kentucky	36	James Buescher	8	Chevrolet	176.488	7	42	106.053	10
17	9/28/2012	Las Vegas	34	Nelson Piquet, Jr.	13	Chevrolet	176.632	8	33	112.068	17
18	10/6/2012	Talladega	36	Parker Kligerman	9	Toyota	177.291	7	26	128.85	19
19	10/27/2012	Martinsville	36	Denny Hamlin	5	Toyota	96.411	7	40	69.579	7
20	11/2/2012	Fort Worth	36	Johnny Sauter	13	Toyota	180.246	2	8	154.737	10
21	11/9/2012	Phoenix	36	Brian Scott	3	Toyota	134.439	9	46	87.581	8
22	11/16/2012	Homestead	36	Cale Gale	5	Chevrolet	168.824	5	23	121.407	11